Being the mom to 3 boys, I have learned cleaning your house while your kids are still growing up is like shoveling the walk before it stops snowing.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Almost time....
We have an appointment on Monday the 29th for a baseline scan. We have to make sure that my ovaries are at rest. If everything looks good, then I get to start Lupron! Bring on the headaches! We are looking forward to getting this process started. The boys keep asking when I will have baby seeds in my tummy again....so cute.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Dominic's new wheels...
After weeks of looking for a new bike on the Internet, Dominic finally made a decision on the new bike he wanted. It had to be perfect....no hand brakes and it must be ORANGE! Just between us, there are not many orange bikes on the market. Mark thought about just painting a different bike! But all of our searching paid off in the end. Here is the big reveal......
Friday, June 19, 2009
Kansas City Day
Get out of the water Luke!
Trying out Photoshop

I'm trying out photoshop today. This picture should have a subtle "painted" look to it. I'm not sure I pulled that one off or not. When I zoomed in it appeared to have a nice effect - not so sure from this perspective. This program is going to take some practice!
This is one of my favorite recent pictures of me with the boys. It is from Mother's Day - everyone is smiling!
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Happy Adoption Day Addison!
It's official! Addison Brynn is now officially Addison Brynn Hays! We are so excited that the legal process is over and life can truly begin. We will forever hold a special place in our hearts for Addison's birth mother. Words cannot express the absolute magnitude of the gift she gave to Sarah, TJ, and our entire family. She is an amazing and selfless woman.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Meds on the way!
All my IVF medications are in the mail. Packages should start arriving in a day or so filled with our last chance of growing our family. I am getting excited once again to start this process and I'm still 20 days away from taking my first of many injections. It is already difficult not to let my mind wander to the "future" and think about all the "what ifs and could be's" of next summer at this time. I know all to well that can be an emotional road to journey down, but one that I take several times a day despite that fact. As difficult as our parenthood story may be, I know there are other women in the world that still have empty arms at the end of the day. I thank God daily for the gift of motherhood.
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